Ep 120 Paul F. Tompkins

Comedy Film Nerds

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.5 • 887 Ratings

🗓️ 31 July 2012

⏱️ 62 minutes

🔗️ Recording | iTunes | RSS

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Summary

Chris and Graham welcome back Paul F. Tompkins to the nerd HQ. It's a Step-Up Revolution spoiler alert!!! Graham was unaware that flash mobs can reverse public policy, who knew? Chris watched a very good and sad samurai film Hara-Kiri. Graham really liked The Intouchables despite it's name. Paul talks about his podcast and David Lean. One really stupid DVD film and Paul was not as excited about Total Recall as one might expect. It is a Nerd Revolution so shut up and dance!!

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0:00.0	I'm trying for a kitten hands across the land
0:07.0	waiting for the show with Chris and Graham.
0:10.0	Comedy Builders. Records.
0:14.0	Comedy Film Birds Podcast.
0:16.0	He has it builds
0:18.0	popcorn flakes
0:19.0	if you're looking for the knowledge we've got your fix on the...
0:22.0	Comedy Filmers. knowledge we've got your fix on the comedy filters. Comedy filters. Comedy filters
0:27.2	park Hello everybody. Well, welcome to episode 100 and... Are you recording? Yeah, okay. Oh, don't. No, don't.
0:43.0	Start over. I think it's what you just said.
0:45.0	You just said start over.
0:46.0	You're very polite way.
0:48.0	Graham, that was a horrible beginning.
0:50.0	Do you want to be recording?
0:51.0	Yeah.
0:52.0	That? That's how you want to, maybe? Yeah. That?
0:53.0	That's how you want to...
0:54.0	Maybe you just hit the wrong button.
0:55.0	That's all.
0:56.0	That's really the voice you want to use.
0:58.0	Is this you know?
0:59.0	Oh, you just made a mistake.
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